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Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School has announced that alumnus Antonio C. Lee, a graduate of the class of 2014, has been appointed President of the Cook County Bar Association (CCBA).

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Tucker showcases impactK.ai at NYU's legal conference

By GA News Gazette | Jul 16, 2025

Alston Chair in Corporate Law Anne M. Tucker presented her impact investment research platform, impactK.ai, at the 2025 Annual Conference on Legal Issues in Social Entrepreneurship and Impact Investing.

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Ringhand publishes article on presidential elections in Wisconsin Law Review

By GA News Gazette | Jul 8, 2025

Hosch Professor and Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professor Lori A. Ringhand has published an article titled "The Regulation of Presidential Elections" in the 2025 edition of the Wisconsin Law Review, appearing on page 509

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Law graduate aims for advocacy role focused on older adults

By GA News Gazette | Jul 7, 2025

Mercer University School of Law graduate Elizabeth Nelms has dedicated much of her life to serving others, beginning at the age of three when she volunteered at nursing homes and delivered Meals on Wheels.

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Ortman discusses plea bargaining at evidence week in Spain

By GA News Gazette | Jul 7, 2025

Professor William Ortman participated in the Michele Taruffo Girona Evidence Week held in Spain last month.

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Rutledge and Bradford's article explores jurisdictional limitations in transnational litigation

By GA News Gazette | Jul 3, 2025

Talmadge Chair Peter B. “Bo” Rutledge and third-year student Megan Greeley Bradford have collaborated on an article published in the Daily Report.

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UGA School of Law recognized for salary-to-debt ratio

By GA News Gazette | Jul 2, 2025

The University of Georgia School of Law has been recognized as one of the top law schools for graduates looking to effectively manage their debt.

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UGA School of Law wins 26 trophies over five years

By GA News Gazette | Jul 1, 2025

The University of Georgia's School of Law has achieved significant success in its advocacy program over the past five years.

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UGA Law awards over $1.5 million for summer fellowships

By GA News Gazette | Jun 30, 2025

Summer public interest fellowships at the University of Georgia School of Law offer valuable hands-on learning experiences for law students.

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UGA funds faculty projects to tackle rural issues across Georgia

By GA News Gazette | Jun 27, 2025

The University of Georgia's Rural Engagement Workshop for Academic Faculty has allocated seed grants to faculty members addressing rural challenges in Georgia.

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School of Law announces faculty and staff award winners for 2024-25

By GA News Gazette | Jun 26, 2025

The School of Law has announced the recipients of its 2024-25 faculty and staff awards, as recognized by students.

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School of Law announces faculty and staff award winners

By GA News Gazette | Jun 26, 2025

The School of Law has announced the recipients of its 2024-25 faculty and staff awards, recognizing several individuals for their contributions to education and student relations.

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Newsweek features Assaf Harpaz on Missouri property tax changes

By GA News Gazette | Jun 25, 2025

Assistant Professor Assaf Harpaz was recently featured in Newsweek, discussing proposed changes to property tax regulations in Missouri.

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Macon Mayor Lester Miller strengthens community ties with Mercer University

By GA News Gazette | Jun 25, 2025

Lester Miller, the mayor of Macon-Bibb County since 2020, has focused on strengthening ties between his hometown and Mercer University.

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Wells releases new edition of Constitutional Torts

By GA News Gazette | Jun 24, 2025

Carter Chair Emeritus Michael L. Wells has released the sixth edition of "Constitutional Torts."

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Mercer law professors Tim Floyd and Daisy Hurst retire after decades-long careers

By GA News Gazette | Jun 24, 2025

Tim Floyd and Daisy Hurst, both seasoned educators at Mercer University School of Law, are retiring after long careers dedicated to legal education.

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Bruner publishes chapter on corporate risk and sustainability

By GA News Gazette | Jun 23, 2025

Christopher M. Bruner, the Stembler Family Distinguished Professor in Business Law, has contributed a chapter titled "Business Risk, Capital Markets, and Sustainable Companies" to the book "The Prism of Sustainability: Multidisciplinary Profiles."